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keendean:
Thanks guys, with the time I have, I may go SRP and leave the clay bar/glaze for another day.

Or would it make sense, to still clay, and SRP? Hmm, have from 1pm onwards  :smiley:

andrewparker:
I'd wash > rinse > clay > snowfoam > rinse > dry > polish > snowfoam > rinse > dry > wax

Welshman Adam:
This is making good reading. 

I picked up my Pearlescent Diamond Black ED30 just last Wednesday and have washed it twice already, but am yet to wax it (the guy I bought it from treated it very well and water is still beading).

I have some Dodo Juice Purple Haze on the way to me so will be applying some of that at the weekend weather permitting.  That said the wet look, using SRP and Black Hole, is appealing... 

Be good to see some pics of the results when you're finished KeenDean.

Cheers,

Adam

jason_rmh:
I've been looking into this also.
I was going for:
AG SRP > PB BH > DJ PH

then top up after normal washes with dodo juice red mist.

Purple haze ontop of black hole is meant to give nice results on a black car, especially after claying.

Jas

stealthwolf:
As above, miss out the drying before claying.
I would use Tar Remover before claying and make sure you thoroughly rinsing.

I'm not convinced that there's any benefit with using both SRP and BH. Blackhole has fillers and glaze. SRP has very light cut polish and fillers. My concern would be the BH removing the SRP. A true glaze just has oils in it with no cleaning/filling ability.

I would:
Power rinse->2BM->rinse->(dry)->Tar remover->rinse->clay->several coats of SRP->seal/wax.

A week or so later, rinse->2BM->rinse->dry->wax and do this every time the beading is going.

Every week: rinse->2BM->rinse->dry.

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